Fidget can (and does) eat anything and everything with no ill effects. She's on Excel, which she seems to likg. My sister's 4 buns are all on Wagg Bunny Brunch and not enough hay (I don't know how many times I have to tell her), and they're all perfectly healthy without any problems. I'm sure many rabbits thrive on mix and a good diet of hay, and I know that no-one here is an under-educated rabbit owner. It worries me that there are people who think that a mix is enough, without hay...in which case, it would surely be better for a rabbit if most mixes had a higher fibre content. I tend to agree that we all do worry too much about our buns. I sometimes think that giving them an overly fussy diet is more likely to make them react badly to any unplanned dietary changes or if they eat something they shouldn't (dunno if there's any truth in that). All that said, I'd still rather feed them something with a higher fibre than protein content. Each rabbit is an individual. Like people...some people can eat nothing but healt food and be plagued with problems, and others can eat whatever they like and live to be 105 :lol: I just don't understand why they don't make the foods higher in fibre.
